Process of making pharmaceutical preparations

Claim 1

THE PROCESS OF PREPARING A PHARMACEUTICAL FROM BEEF CATTLE BLOOD, COMPRISING COLLECTING THE BLOOD FROM A PLURALITY OF ANIMALS IMMEDIATELY UPON SLAUGHTER, INTO CONTAINERS IN WHICH THERE HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY INTRODUCED A SOLUTION OF SODIUM PHOSPHATE, SODIUM CITRATE AND SODIUM CHLORDE HAVING A PH OF SUBSTANTIALLY 6.9, INTRO DUCING THE BLOOD SO COLLECTED INTO LARGER CONTAINERS, REFRIGERATING SUCH BLOOD FOR SEVERAL HOURS AT APPROXIMATELY 32* F., TESTING THE REFRIGERATED BLOOD FOR SODIUM CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION AND ADJUSTING IT TO SUBSTANTIALLY 0.9% SODIUM CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION; CONETRIFUGING THE BLOOD TO SEPARATE THE HEMOGLOBIN FROM THE PLASMA, COLLECTING THE PLASMA AND COOLING THE SAME AND STORING IT AT A TEMPEATURE APPROXIMATING 32* F. FOR APPROXIMATELY 8 HOURS, SUBJECTING THE PLASMA TO ULTRAVIOLET TREATMENT, SPRAY DRYING THE PLASMA TO A POWDER WITH A MOISTURE CONTENT NOT SUBSTANTIALLY IN EXCESS OF ONE-HALF OF ONE PER CENT, AND FINALLY SUBJECTING THE POWEDER TO ACTION OF RADIATION FROM AN ELECTRONIC FIELD, THE WAVE LENGTH OF SUCH RADIATION BEING SUBSTANTIALLY 6.10 METER.